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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
sxao. conformity to the prog

Es exaos conformity to the programme s---slsdowed by our dispatches from Prescott s' the time the Governor sent ;1 B batch os nominations for coafrma- ti-a by tLe Council, two of them have declined the honor and the real psrsons sa, nd | have been appointed. MT. Hag9 Richards. the auditor, IS replaced fr Hon. Ii. T. Andrews, member of ,ae Legislative Assembly; anI Mr. J ohn l Marion. the treasurer, has given way t1 Hon. C. E. Foster. q member of tine Legislative Council. The declination f toe nominee for Commissioner of Immigration and the appointment ot Tom Parish Is all that is necessary to complete the arrangement, aud vL.ls there are many democrats Elo do not believe Mir. King VI give up any pluns or :ae kad. there is no doubt among those Nlo have returned from the capital that v-eu ;he governor exclaims simon -ays lLum5s up" Mr. Kings resignation v.l go up also. The political trapeze sai trick mule show have combined under oue tent now, and will keep up rehesrssls all summer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

"EoAGA newspapers have nailed comptroller Trenholm in his political '4sset for alltme. because he compli- leA'ed General Sherman on his march 'y The sea, The Aiken Recorder, whose '1'''f fought under Gen. Trenholm in the Rebellion, says:
 A !s painful to believe that the brave t- -- lnerltorlous soldier of former days ,@s.5en -,a been converted into a dirt eating Ps-;-.ei.lste ID piping times of peace. ,s-.g ,.''gllg over hIs official mess of pot y1. Le IS reported to have tickled the -! and self-esteem of Sherman 5,s.- -'s,erste liar and notorious Incen- N:.;' me man who made war, like 8 v-.t-ho = ana coward, upon defenseless ,.5 .5-n 5-- and children and upon helpless r;so-s o1s7,0y the following disgusting e.. oi lckspittlelsm: Harsh and d-5-. d-. as that march was, am glad you ;. II 'nis be the voice of the"New South" 1" , wonderfully like that of its spoplec- p-'- - ere who leaned so heavily upon his A s'ad that 1t broke in twain and s, @ nm prone upon his back cursing E.- fking Tn the lunGcy of hIs wrath. ,b.,. ,. we been hugging 8 vain deIusion 'aA' the war is oyer7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

IT makes all the difference in the world how a thing is done. The Los Angeles men who compiled and printed little scsndalous pamphlet, alleging to be the life of Horace Bell, that was read by probably dozen persons, are suffer ing criminal libel suit for their rash hostility to that gentleman. The Daily Times, however, wisely bided its time, and under the license of a repor, of the public court proceedings, " gives the offending biography in full. and It only merits the charge of being sn enteFprisIng journal. The offensive document ls given the widest publicity of legitimate matter of news, while is original utter8nce was crime Ycu see the difference lies 10 the way 1t Is done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

will be backed into Mandan. The high trestle of the Northern Pacific IS wreck ed. Bismarck is the terminus Ot the Northern Pacific. Yesterday passenger train, with its load of people bound for the Pacific coast, laid on the side trsck here all night, and will not be able tO leave for several days. Renewed efforts to break the gorge at Sibley Island
 will be made. The gorge consists of six miles of sOlid ice. wedRed into the bot tom of the river. and piled to the height of thirty feet. All mail routes are blocked. the snowstorm has been tranterred into a binding blizzard. and it IS feared that rescuing parties will bs lost. They are out with small yawls. and with the binding storm and a cur rent ten miles and hour. will be unable to guide their craft or keep their bear ings.
 A big snow blizzard is raging t0-ni-at. and the air is 90 thick with sncw l. is impossible to see across the street. Re lief parties sent out this morning. about whose safety the greatest concern was felt, came back this afternoon on the boat, bringing in Dutch Mike~ and Thomas White, taken from a house where they had been for nearly 24 hours. and three ysvls bringing H. McCarthy and wife and c. 4. Besl. found on a iit.ls mound opposite Fort Lincoln with the water within in SIX inches of them. In such a binding storm the return of the boats IS little short of miraculous. The report of the Irovning of Superinten- dent Graham ol the Msndsn side can not be verified hare, as there k DO com municstion. ThNre IS snow running in the rlyer, which indicstes that the gorge IS still holding above BufOrd. The riss ot thirty feet cannot get here before to morrow. The train from East today brought more emigrRnts and there are now over lOO here. The Northern Psc- ihc IS returning free 10 the East passen- gers who desire 1t.
 BUFFALO. N T.. March I9.-The ia tslIties at the Richmond Hotel fire are as follows: Wilson Pursell. Kate Wolfe, of LockpOrt, Mark Osborne. Lizzie Welch, Katie Kent, Henry B. Rumsey. Missing and unaccounted for are: J. B. Acken, Hiram Benedict. ir., of Lock port, Mir. Johnson, of Toronto. Joseph Sayre, of Erie, and J. c. Pratt. ot Al bsny, Mir. Goodrich. of New York. re- ported missing. has been heard from at Cleveland. O. The list st present stands: SIX dead. twenty are injured, five or six seriously, and five missing.
 WASHINGTON, March I9-The fsilur5 of the Democratic House tO provide the code asked by Commissioner Black for the adjustment of the Mexlcan pension claims IS likely tO keep the beneticiaries of that measure out of their money for a long time. The Commissioner asked for about 200 clerks to keep the current work up, but the Appropriations Com mlttee would not make any allowance for them, and consequently the Mexican pensioners will have to wait until the current work on the war of the rebel lion Is brought up. The Commissioner of Pensions will. 1t is said. make every effort in his power to prevent the COZ tinued disappointment which must come from this piece of economy, but there seems to be no prospect of prompt settlement of these claims
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26


 \ GENTLEMAN of wife experience in the development of water supplies and practical irrigation n California, who recently made careful inspection of the various opportunities for enterprises in this line in Arizona, expresses the opinion that the neighborhoOd of Tue son will eventually develop s supply of water sufficient to ir:igste the whole ex- tent of level country as far west us Casa Grsnde and norihwErd to inc Gila river. He was simply astonished at the abund- ance of water available for irrigation purposes and wondered that our people had not realized it's vslue loug Hgo.
 With an altitude of twenty four hundred feet above sea level and gradual slope of say, sixty feet to tine mile, this broad plateau presents the mcst advantageous
 natural conditions conceivable for or chards and vineyards. It Is TO: sub ject 10 the intense summer heat nor sultriness of the river valleys, and Is less subject to the unhealthy influences that 8 metimes turk in the rank grovth of bottom lands, while the soil Is of deeP, rich, gravelly end porous charEcIer peculiarly adapted to iru!s culture. It needs but ;be general knowledge of these opportunities lo stat the machin- cry Of enterprise iD operation, and when experience shall demonstrate what every one baheve- to ho true,-tLat with n water supply our country will be garden of Eden-then will the boom come to stay. We are glad to note the interest our people are taking in the de vel0pment of water supplies. They are on the right track and they VIII soon demonstrate the truth of the words spoken by the gentleman above quoted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

AND now the tin horn proclRlmetn that by the records ot the Fourteenth shall it be shown that every evil was horn of bronco democrats and those terrible republicans, while serene pu'ity envelopes the gubernstorisl throne l' will be 2 wise legislator that knows ms own record when those doctored Jour nsls have been fixed for the public eye Even the bills that passed through the dyspeptic bowels oi les station are sus- nected of being badly disfigured by ihe voracious political tspeworm that st' ai,ts the body polite, and the residue rop't even make good fertilizer. The honorable majority Of the democratic party in Arizona are seriously consider ing the proprIety of asking Dr. C!eye- land to prescribe a vermIiuge to eradi- cate this distressing tPnis soiium.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
rh. nnl.o.. nId Clnthcs.

The Duke of WeIlington's old clothes may not interest housewives, but they nav like to know that over fifty uniforms of his have recently been found in soG5 condition. owing to the fact that his oid valet packed them away in the ourelu drawers. with two common talloW can dles in each one to keep out the moths So successfully were they preserved ID :, s small room at Apsley house that the duke Ike. : son. the late duke. did not know oi tne.l t.l existence, and it was not till after ms ms death that they were found Boehm' tns sculptor. had access to these uniforms anu trappings in modelling the dukes statue Boston Transcript.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

HE new Territorial Treasurer. Hon. q B. Foster. is a gentleman of fine at- ta;nments and excellent abilities, and he will conduct the affairs of his office to the sa;isiaction of the people. ILe nav auditor, Hon. H. T. AnireWs' is alan said to be a thoroughly qualified g,n,leman and proper person for the position. There is, however, a grave impropriety in selecting such offieers trou among the members of :he present Isgislsture. whose terms of office do not arnire until nearly two years hence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
nrorheat.d Passengers.

An eastern physician says he oeIleNeS oeI'1 ,bst 5G Der cent. of pneumonia Is eauseu 1-- ---'@ overbeated messengers rushing from a ", " -,,, ear into the open air. Besides the s,-,l-sr S.,, of n sudden change of air, there IS onntber cause of alarm from the risA oi al,o-1.y anrt,oion. when thirty or forty people, so--,e off whom may have been m SICK SICK sCaT,s I,r or may be convalescent' are pilo.H p., ~. i,'--1 car where the heated air is un'ehu- in,s5 and foul.-Chicaco Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Iris estimated that the great moral veto of the Arizona lottery blll..wss one Of the successful coupons that drew 8 prize in the Louisiana Lottery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

REAL estate is SO high in Los Angeles that property owners are compelled to build four story buildings on it to hold if down,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

CAuIFoRSIA has been blessed with another copious rainfall and it feels so happy about it that the small po1 IS 100 ;nsigpi6cant a matter to consider at all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

A Parisian hotel, recently esta9llSIH,ySH' = -, rrn ou the American methoo'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March ls.-A Cour- iAr-Journal special from Crab Orchard. Ky, giEes particulars of the killing of three vigiiantes, whilst administering a whipping 10 e ~omsn 70 years of age. ID Rock Castle county. The woman, EIzs Fish. persisted in selling liquor after she had been warned anonymously to stop it. She kept loE kind of s store and grogyery. The county ls s prohloltion one. Last night the vigllanies, or Law and Order Club. waited on Mrs, Fish. They took her out in the yard and were whipping her when shots were fired from over the fence and three ot the Ku-KluI were left dead. Their names are John Long. Waiter Turpin and
 John Hssty. There is no clue as to who did the shooting. Rock Castle county has been invested by band of Ku-Klux for ten years past. All enorts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

NEW YORK, March li-IEe Staf London telegram says: The oihclsl censorship Of telegrsms delays trsnenis- sion. The authorities have allowed lt Co transyire that the Czsr escaped by de cIding at the last moment not to taAe the route laid down. To this insPira- tion be owes his life. Many acc omplices O, the arrested students were distrIou = ed along the line of tine route with bombs concealed on their persons There have been 1j0 arrests, comfosinS officers, noblemen, wealthy merchants and students.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, March INV. k. Hearst, proprietor of the Examiner. xss arrested Saturday on 6 charge o, libel preferred by Walter Puska. Hears' gave bonds.
 NEW YORK, March IA gentle man known in the confidence of Alfred Suliy' authorized tonight the following state ment: The B. < O. matter IS m siey ance. There are really no new develop ments and probably will not be for some time. Such @ transaction as t6e one that has been given So much puoicitf' cannot be carried through in day or
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03

begun that ends IN gambling houses
and reckless degradation. Young
people must have fun and rela xation
somewhere. If they do not find it
at their own hearthstones, they will
seek it at other and less profitable
places. Therefore let the fire burn
brightly in winter, and let the doors
and windows be cheerfully thrown
open in summer, aud make the home
delightful with those little arts that
parents SO we'll understand. Do not
repress the buoyant spirits Of
your children. Half al hour Of 'ner.
rimsnt within doors and the merri.
ment OF . home, blo,s out the re.
membernce of many care
and annoyance during the day; and
tho best safeguard that they can take
with them into the world is the un.
seen influence Of bright little home
Exchange.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
Cut This Out!

The most miserable being in the
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sIIERIFF'5 SALE OF REAL EsTATet

Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue OF an
Execution TO me directed by the Clerk Of the
Circuit ourt Of Mississippi County, State Of
Arkansas. l will, on the
AND. DAY or JANU NRY, 1883
at the Court House door, In the town of Osceo-
IL, County amt state aforesaid, within legal
hours OF said day, Offer for sale and sell u the
highest and best bidder on u credit OF Three
m"nth': the following DESERT Real Estate
situate In tn. town Of Osceola. County OF Mis-
sissippi AMI State of Arkansas. to-wIt:
b. south half of Town Lot number sixteen A.,
toriginal survey and the fractional part OF a
Lot hdJoining thereto, ltA feet by 1872 feet and
more particularly known AZ the Butler saloon
uiliing ano property. and now occupied by
w L. Humphreys As saloon, and le, led on
~ III. property Of B +. Butler, and iii be solo
to satisfy Judgement In favor of T.. o. Faber
ant W. 4. schnabel. MS assignces OF strauss.
Pritz & Co rendered against the said ID +
Butter favor OF the said Strauss, pretz Il Co
a. the May term. 1856. the Mississippi Circuit
Court for the rum OF Five hundred and seven
and 52-i00 Dollars. and cost OF suit
The purchaser thereof will b. required Ia
give n"ie with approved security, and u lien
VIII be retained upon said property to secure
the payment VI the purchafe money.
his November Is 1887. VS. HAYES.
Sheriff Miss 10 Ark
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
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est the number will get $40 gun,
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Notice.

BY virtue Of renewal order Of Sale Of the
froo'te Court oi Mrs ssppi county. Arkansas,
rendered st the October term. 1887, |. the ua-
dersigned, As administrators of the Estate Of W
u vii 'on, Deceased, will on the 12ih da y OF
Deccm6er 1887. 1T The door OF the Court House
~ the Town of Osceola, Arkansas, sell to the
highest bidder, ON q credit OF three months the
following described tract of land belonging To
wit:
The Seh ofthe Swk OF Section q, T II. N,
X 3. East, containing 30 acres
The pu chaser will he REQUIRED to give n ote
win good and approved security Tor the pay
msnt Of the same
the aaie 10 take place within lawful hours OF
said day.
This Nov. 18th 1874 B W BrNNETT.
Amir Est. Of W. II. Wilson, deed
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In Memory of W. H. Kieser,
Who Died Nov. IL, 1887.

Loving frierds. he lies I know,
Pale and stili And cold - snow;
Aud ye say that williss dead.
But lo"k beyond this vale Of tears,
Ts that bright home where he appears.
And Cease TO weep, he iivrs ageiu''
Sad il is To chronicle the death of
this noble one, just entering the
prime Of life, with bright prospects
opening before him; but our heav-
enly Father has seen fit in Ills wis
dom to take him from earth to the
mansions above, where Death can
never come and partings are no more.
At his sisters home in Arkansas,
surrounded by loving friends who
exsrted every effort to stay the hand
Of disease, our loved one passed
away from earth to be with that Sa.
viour whom he had loved since his
childhood. Early in life he gave his
heart TO God, aud had since striven
to be prepared to receive that crown
promised to the finally faithful. In
the quietude of Mt. Zion cemetery
we laid him to rest until the resur-
rsction mora. 'ris only the empty
csskct that lies there the pearl, the
soul, the all is yonder! Loving son,
dear brother. true heart; no more
will we watch fo thy return to the
old home, and to scenes enjoyed by
.h"e. Thy place is vacant around
the family 6reside; about the family
board, thy presence missed; but in
the " bright mansions our Saviour
has gone to prepare" thou art wait
irg to welcome those whose faces
aud forms vsinly endeavored to keep
thee here.
Then loving ones be wise. aed dry
Strsightwsy Thy weeping sysa;
For the one whom ys call dead,
In unbroken bli,s inttsad
uves and loves usi lost. it's true.
TIN by faith. that home We view,
in'thst land Of hsavenl, rest.
Ny the tavtour's pressace blsst,
| IN euiarging paradisr,
| liz lives = life that never dies"
| ''Ths gay viii laugh
whsn thou art soae. the solemn brood OF esr'
Plod on, aud zach ohe:as b.fore' VIII chase
His favorits rh .ntonj yet all these small ieav'
Their mivh and smpioyrnsn,s. then come
Anl u ks their bed with thee"
II. aud NJ.
| Jourdsn, Ky.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-03
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MARRIED. FABER Moss Sun.
lay, Nav. Goth, 1887, at the resi-.
d-nce Of Mrs. L. A. Moss, by Squire
N. G. Cartwright, MR. CHARLES o.
FAsEx to Mxs. JULIA Moss, all OF
Osccola. No cards.